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10 Times…..or ???? Directions: Students will create new numbers by rearranging the digits in the given numbers based on clues.
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5,248 Clues to rearrange the digits to create a new number:
The 5 in the new number is the value of the 5 in 5,248. The 8 in the new number has the same value as the 8 in 5,248. The 4 in the new number has a value of 40. The 2 in the new number is 10 times the value of the 2 in 5,248.
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The new number is……….. 2,548
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72,693 Clues to rearrange the digits to create a new number:
The 3, the 6 and the 2 in the new number are 10 times the value of those digits in the number 72,693. The 7 in the new number has a value of 7x100. The 9 in the new number is the value of the 9 in 72,693.
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The new number is……….. 26,739
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348,571 Clues to rearrange the digits to create a new number:
The 4 in the new number has a value equal to 4 dimes. The 3 and the 8 in the new number are the value of the 3 and the 8 in 348,571. The 5 in the new number is 10 times the value of the 5 in 348,571. The 7 in the new number has a value of 7 x 100,000. The 1 in the new number is equal to the 1 in 348,571.
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The new number is……….. 735,841
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9,703,482 Clues to rearrange the digits to create a new number:
The odd digits in the new number are the value of the odd digits in the number 9,703,482. The 4 and the 2 in the new number are 10 times the value of the 4 and the 2 in 9,703,482. The new number has no ones. The 8 in the new number has a value of 8,000,000.
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The new number is……….. 8,974,320
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